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The comprehensive study will also identify strategies for overcoming industry issues faced by women. Also: FMCSAs Truck Leasing Task Force meeting next month; "Transition Trucking" award finalists named; shippers conditions tumbled in July.

Governments prioritize economic growth as a national policy to win elections. Economic growth is a concern for all citizens because increasing economic growth improves living standards.

Infowars: There's a War on for your Mind!

FMCSAs newest task force has set its next meeting for Oct. 17. Also: ATRI beginning research on challenges for women in trucking; five finalists named for "Transition Trucking" rookie award for military vets; Aim Transportation Solutions recognized.

Missouri is making some large investments to improve railroads and interstates, and they're expected to help the state's business community grow.

We will be presenting on the current state of childcare in Montana, including focused discussion on what is happening right here in our own communities.

Salem Small Business Seminar SALEM — The Salem Area Chamber of Commerce Foundation will host Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost, District 79 State Rep. Monica Robb Blasdel and District 33 State Sen. Michael Rulli during its Small Government Seminar Sept. 25 at 8 a.m. at the Salem Community Center. The cost is $10 for chamber […]

The U.S. Chamber is providing detail to members about the possible length of a government shutdown and implications for businesses and the economy to help them prepare. 

Texans will decide the fate of 14 constitutional amendments recently sent to the ballot by state lawmakers during the Nov. 7 election.

Proposed changes to the U.S. citizenship exam have renewed the question of how many natural-born American citizens could pass this basic civics test. The troubling answer is that one in three can’t. Healthy democracy requires not only popular participation but an understanding of who we are, where we came from, and how and why our system of government functions the way it does.